With Christmas next week, there’s still plenty of time to create and send personalised Christmas cards to family and friends. Here’s a great Christmas card idea inspired from blogger, Danya Banya which you can also involve the kids.
Equipment:
Paper or cardboard
Waterproof paint of various colours
Fresh wipes
Black marker pen
How to create:
1. Set all your paper or cardboard out on the table for your little people to paint on.
2. Using just their finger tips, get your children to dab dots of paint onto the paper or cardboard. Suggest doing this one colour at a time.
3. Use the fresh wipes to remove the current paint on fingers before using a new color.
4. Once everyone is happy with their painting efforts, let the paint dry.
5. Once dry draw lines to connect the painted fingerprints together like Christmas lights.
Images and information for this post were sourced from Danya Banya blog.
For more ideas check out Bop till you Drop’s Pinterest page for more Christmas DIY inspirations.
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